Liquid AI releases LFM3, a family of 6 open-weight 2B-class multimodal models
Liquid AI announced the release of LFM3, a new family of open-weight multimodal models. The announcement, primarily made via the Hugging Face blog and echoed by MarkTechPost, details six 2-billion parameter class models designed for specialized multimodal tasks. Community discussions on r/LocalLLaMA further highlighted specific models like LFM3-1.7B and LFM3-Audio-2B, confirming their availability on Hugging Face. Additionally, a pull request to llama.cpp indicates ongoing community integration for video input support, suggesting the models are actively being adopted and used. The core claims regarding the models' release and open-weight status are directly from Liquid AI and its partners.
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3 outlets covered “Liquid AI releases LFM3, a family of 6 open-weight 2B-class multimodal models”. All of them report the following:
- Liquid AI released LFM3
- LFM3 is a family of multimodal models
- There are 6 models in the LFM3 family
- The models are open-weight
- The models are 2B-class
- Models are available on Hugging Face
- An audio model (LFM3-Audio-2B) is part of the family
- There is community effort to integrate video input for LFM3
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